Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 381
nstood, running his hand through his stubbybeard for a minute, and then stumped of¥ to-ward the little office into which Mr. Barker haddisappeared. Well! the ship-owner demanded, looking hands and half shaken the life out of him, onlythat would not have helped matters any. Aint there some way of… … CAPN CRUMBIE HAD NO CHOICE BUT TO RKTIKE up as Capn Crumble entered. It was evidentthat he was not in a pleasant frame of mindthat morning. Guess young Holden and the other lad mustbe in trouble, said the Capn, gruffly. Theyvegone out fishin, and maybe they 11 have diffi-culty getting back. Well,…
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